Is there a male form of a 'kimono'?

A kimono can be worn by both men or women. The biggest difference here is that men’s kimonos are often worn in darker colors - such as a dark navy or a black. Also unlike women’s kimonos (which can be worn every day), men usually wear kimonos for special events. The male kimono style is also built differently.

For example, a female kimono typically has long and deep sleeves that function just like regular sleeves on a dress. A male kimono has sleeves that are attached to the kimono from the armhole to a few inches above the wrist. However, as with most fashions these days, there is also a range of casual male kimonos that can be worn for everyday use. They often have lighter purples, greens, and blues for the color and perhaps a texture or a soft pattern on the fabric.